The College Development Committee (CDC) is a statutory body responsible for shaping the strategic direction and overseeing the holistic development of the college. It acts as a bridge between the management, faculty, students, and external stakeholders to ensure academic excellence and institutional progress.

Key Roles and Responsibilities:

1. Strategic Planning & Development

   • Formulates long-term and short-term development plans for academic, infrastructural, and institutional growth.

   • Recommends measures to improve quality of education and student services.

2. Academic Enhancement

   • Suggests new academic programs and ensures relevance of existing courses in alignment with industry needs.

   • Supports implementation of effective teaching-learning methods and faculty development programs.

3. Infrastructure & Facilities

   • Proposes upgrades and additions to college infrastructure and learning resources.

   • Ensures optimal use of resources for student and staff welfare.

4. Financial Planning

   • Recommends annual financial estimates and monitors proper utilization of funds.

   • Assists in generating financial support through grants, donations, or CSR partnerships.

5. Stakeholder Engagement

   • Encourages collaboration with industry, alumni, and other educational institutions.

   • Strengthens community engagement and outreach activities.

6. Student Development

   • Supports initiatives for skill development, personality growth, and career guidance.

   • Enhances opportunities for placements, internships, and higher education.

7. Governance & Transparency

   • Assists in framing policies for effective governance, discipline, and inclusiveness.

   • Reviews and monitors the progress of college initiatives and ensures accountability.

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